Aura Bora

Sparkling water made from herbs, fruits and flowers

Herbal sparkling water

Where to find it

In stores

Amazon

Products

  • Aura Bora — Strawberry Basil

    Strawberry Basil

    Bright strawberry with herbaceous basil

  • Aura Bora — Cactus Rose

    Cactus Rose

    Prickly pear paired with aromatic rose

  • Aura Bora — Lavender Cucumber

    Lavender Cucumber

    Floral lavender with cool cucumber

  • Aura Bora — Ginger Meyer Lemon

    Ginger Meyer Lemon

    Meyer lemon with spicy, peppery ginger

Gallery

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About Aura Bora

Aura Bora makes sparkling water flavored with herbs, fruits and flowers, in pairings like strawberry basil, cactus rose and lavender cucumber. The drinks have no added sugar, sweeteners, citric acid or artificial ingredients, and the water is purified by reverse osmosis before minerals are added back for taste. Every can carries illustrated characters, and the brand is a member of 1% for the Planet, giving a share of sales to climate and conservation non-profits.

Good to know

Answered by Aura Bora.

  • Where are the drinks made?

    The drinks are manufactured in California, and the brand says all of its ingredients are made in the USA.

  • Is there sugar or caffeine?

    No. The drinks contain neither sugar nor caffeine, and each flavor's product page lists its full ingredients.

  • How is the water treated?

    It is purified by reverse osmosis, then minerals are added for taste.

  • Are the cans BPA-free?

    The cans are BPA non-intent, the more precise term for BPA-free, and are also PFAS-free. The water is regularly tested for microplastics and other impurities.

  • Are the drinks organic?

    Some ingredients are organic, but the drinks are not certified organic because they are 99% water, which doesn't count toward certification. They are Non-GMO.

  • Where do the natural flavors come from?

    Flavors come from a mix of herbal extracts and named natural flavors derived from fruits and vegetables. Extracts are used whenever possible, including for all herbal ingredients.

  • What are herbal extracts?

    They are herbs, plants and flowers in concentrated liquid form, used for fuller, aromatic flavor.